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Airbags are used to secure and stabilize cargo. When inflated and installed, they prevent product damage by filling empty cargo space and restricting load movement during transit. Airbags come in different levels and dimensions. Other industry terms for air bags: Disposable Inflatable Dunnage (D.I.D), Reusable Dunnage Air Bag, Disposable Dunnage bag, Inflatable Dunnage Bag, or Dunnage Bags.
Airbags are used to secure and stabilize cargo. When inflated and installed, they prevent product damage by filling empty cargo space and restricting load movement during transit. Airbags come in different levels and dimensions. Other industry terms for air bags: Disposable Inflatable Dunnage (D.I.D), Reusable Dunnage Air Bag, Disposable Dunnage bag, Inflatable Dunnage Bag, or Dunnage Bags.
Airbags are used to prevent movement of cargo loads in trucks, overseas containers, or railcars. They protect cargo from damage during transit by filling voids, bracing loads and absorbing vibrations.
Airbags are used to prevent movement of cargo loads in trucks, overseas containers, or railcars. They protect cargo from damage during transit by filling voids, bracing loads and absorbing vibrations.
The biggest risk commercial goods face is being damaged in transit. Due to the movement of the vehicle, the goods can arrive at their destination in damaged condition. Dunnage airbags are designed to preserve the integrity of the merchandise. This saves you time and money, and in an increasingly competitive industry, you cannot afford to lose valuable goods in transit.
No. There are many differentiating factors that come into play when manufacturing dunnage bags.
First is material supply. Manufacturers have to source their material supply from multiple third party suppliers. This creates inconsistencies in the quality of their materials which in turn creates inconsistencies in the quality of their finished product. Cargo Tuff makes it's own materials thereby ensuring this consistency.
Second is quality control. Do the specs and the quality of the materials used to obtain verification from the AAR match the specs of the materials actually used in the production of the products sold to the customer? Cargo Tuff is transparent with our specs and you can verify them at any point in time by comparing the actual specs of a product with our spec and performance sheets.
No. There are many differentiating factors that come into play when manufacturing dunnage bags.
First is material supply. Manufacturers have to source their material supply from multiple third party suppliers. This creates inconsistencies in the quality of their materials which in turn creates inconsistencies in the quality of their finished product. Cargo Tuff makes it's own materials thereby ensuring this consistency.
Second is quality control. Do the specs and the quality of the materials used to obtain verification from the AAR match the specs of the materials actually used in the production of the products sold to the customer? Cargo Tuff is transparent with our specs and you can verify them at any point in time by comparing the actual specs of a product with our spec and performance sheets.
The biggest risk commercial goods face is being damaged in transit. Due to the movement of the vehicle, the goods can arrive at their destination in damaged condition. Dunnage airbags are designed to preserve the integrity of the merchandise. This saves you time and money, and in an increasingly competitive industry, you cannot afford to lose valuable goods in transit.
Dunnage bag selection is based on:
Transportation Mode
Transportation mode
Product weight
Void size
Commodity type
Please view our dunnage bag page under "products" for more details.
Dunnage bag selection is based on:
Transportation Mode
Transportation mode
Product weight
Void size
Commodity type
Please view our dunnage bag page under "products" for more details.
Atlas Dunnage is a fully verticaly integrated manufacturer of dunnage airbags.
Atlas Dunnageis a fully verticaly integrated manufacturer of dunnage airbags.
Our production facility is fully vertically integrated. This means we extrude our raw materials, weave our polypropylene yarns and confection our finished products under the same roof. This means our quality control and costs are constantly kept in check, allowing us to sell the best product at the lowest cost.
Our production facility is fully vertically integrated. This means we extrude our raw materials, weave our polypropylene yarns and confection our finished products under the same roof. This means our quality control and costs are constantly kept in check, allowing us to sell the best product at the lowest cost.
Atlas Dunnageis a complete Load Securement provider. We start with a transfer of knowledge by auditing your loads and providing you with solutions that meet industry standards and put you in compliance. All at no cost to you.
We can help you make the right product choice for your unique load type. Email us at info@cargo-tuff.com or fill out our contact form and one of our experts will reach out to guide you through the products that are a fit for your needs.
We can help you make the right product choice for your unique load type. Email us at info@atlas-dunnage.com or fill out our contact form and one of our experts will reach out to guide you through the products that are a fit for your needs.
Select the correct size and level of the bag, making sure the bag covers as much of the product surface as possible.
Use appropriate buffer material between the load and the bag making sure no sharp edges or points can contact the bag
Correctly position the bag in the void space with the bag being placed off floor and above pallet not extending above the top or sides of the load
Attach inflator tip to the valve. Inflate the bag to the recommended air pressure (recommended pressure varies according to the product and mode of transportation). Check with air gauge before shipping
Deflate bag by depressing valve stem, turn slightly Clockwise to lock open
Atlas Dunnage is a complete Load Securement provider. We start with a transfer of knowledge by auditing your loads and providing you with solutions that meet industry standards and put you in compliance. All at no cost to you.
Select the correct size and level of the bag, making sure the bag covers as much of the product surface as possible.
Use appropriate buffer material between the load and the bag making sure no sharp edges or points can contact the bag
Correctly position the bag in the void space with the bag being placed off floor and above pallet not extending above the top or sides of the load
Attach inflator tip to the valve. Inflate the bag to the recommended air pressure (recommended pressure varies according to the product and mode of transportation). Check with air gauge before shipping
Deflate bag by depressing valve stem, turn slightly Clockwise to lock open
All Atlas Dunnage dunnage air bags are 100% recyclable.
All Atlas Dunnage dunnage air bags are 100% recyclable.
The airbag valve is where the air inflator tip attaches to the airbag to inflate it.
The airbag valve is where the air inflator tip attaches to the airbag to inflate it.
Your Atlas Dunnage inflation device tip is inserted into or onto the valve and will depress the valve stem allowing for air input. Once the inflator is removed, the valve will automatically seal. Our blue cap is a dust and debris cover for the valve.
Your Atlas Dunnage inflation device tip is inserted into or onto the valve and will depress the valve stem allowing for air input. Once the inflator is removed, the valve will automatically seal. Our blue cap is a dust and debris cover for the valve.
The inflator tip is the piece on the very end of the air inflator which attaches to the airbag valve.
The inflator tip is the piece on the very end of the air inflator which attaches to the airbag valve.
We offer a variety of tools to inflate dunnage bags. Our most popular tool or light weight applications is our PAM 2.0 unit. Alternatively you can select from our gauged or non-gauged inflation tools for which you’ll need access to an air compressor.
We offer a variety of tools to inflate dunnage bags. Our most popular tool or light weight applications is our PAM 2.0 unit. Alternatively you can select from our gauged or non-gauged inflation tools for which you’ll need access to an air compressor.
We believe every user should use a gauged inflator to determine the correct pressure for the product being shipped. Your Atlas Dunnage representive can provide more information on this process.
Our non-gauge inflator will not overfill ban airbag and fills to roughly 1.8 PSI. Is this the right choice for your operation? Contact your local Atlas Dunnage representive for recommendations.
We believe every user should use a gauged inflator to determine the correct pressure for the product being shipped. Your Atlas Dunnage representive can provide more information on this process.
Our non-gauge inflator will not overfill ban airbag and fills to roughly 1.8 PSI. Is this the right choice for your operation? Contact your local Atlas Dunnage representive for recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
Airbags are used to secure and stabilize cargo. When inflated and installed, they prevent product damage by filling empty cargo space and restricting load movement during transit. Airbags come in different levels and dimensions. Other industry terms for air bags: Disposable Inflatable Dunnage (D.I.D), Reusable Dunnage Air Bag, Disposable Dunnage bag, Inflatable Dunnage Bag, or Dunnage Bags.
The biggest risk commercial goods face is being damaged in transit. Due to the movement of the vehicle, the goods can arrive at their destination in damaged condition. Dunnage airbags are designed to preserve the integrity of the merchandise. This saves you time and money, and in an increasingly competitive industry, you cannot afford to lose valuable goods in transit.
No. There are many differentiating factors that come into play when manufacturing dunnage bags.
First is material supply. Manufacturers have to source their material supply from multiple third party suppliers. This creates inconsistencies in the quality of their materials which in turn creates inconsistencies in the quality of their finished product. Cargo Tuff makes it's own materials thereby ensuring this consistency.
Second is quality control. Do the specs and the quality of the materials used to obtain verification from the AAR match the specs of the materials actually used in the production of the products sold to the customer? Cargo Tuff is transparent with our specs and you can verify them at any point in time by comparing the actual specs of a product with our spec and performance sheets.
Our production facility is fully vertically integrated. This means we extrude our raw materials, weave our polypropylene yarns and confection our finished products under the same roof. This means our quality control and costs are constantly kept in check, allowing us to sell the best product at the lowest cost.
Select the correct size and level of the bag, making sure the bag covers as much of the product surface as possible.
Use appropriate buffer material between the load and the bag making sure no sharp edges or points can contact the bag
Correctly position the bag in the void space with the bag being placed off floor and above pallet not extending above the top or sides of the load
Attach inflator tip to the valve. Inflate the bag to the recommended air pressure (recommended pressure varies according to the product and mode of transportation). Check with air gauge before shipping
Deflate bag by depressing valve stem, turn slightly Clockwise to lock open